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For sale Euphonic Audio VL110 (2)

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Selling some incredible sounding 3 way EA cabs for electric and upright bass. I’ve also heard of people using them for keys and acoustic guitar.

I’ve gigged then as a pair for a number of years and they sound fantastic. Super deep with lots of midrange clarity and a very transparent high end. The pair together is louder and deeper than most 210 cabs. Attenuators on the back to balance the mids and highs.

250w, 8 ohm, 41 Hz to 15 kHz, 95 db, 37 lbs, 13.75" x 17.5" x 14.5

300 each or the pair for 550. I have a cover for one. No shipping, no trades.

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J.Wolf

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Yeah they hold up shockingly well sound wise to really good modern day offerings, being 20 years old or whatever they are.
 
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LouBass said:
My VL210 is the best cabinet I've ever owned. The 110s are equally amazing.
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I own a VL-210, along with a variety of other VL series cabs (208’s and 110’s), but I haven’t played it yet. I bought it from a TBer in San Diego and had my brother pick it up for me. It’s still there; haven’t gotten around to having it shipped to me yet. Are you able to compare the VL-210 with two VL-110’s run together?
 
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interp said:
I own a VL-210, along with a variety of other VL series cabs (208’s and 110’s), but I haven’t played it yet. I bought it from a TBer in San Diego and had my brother pick it up for me. It’s still there; haven’t gotten around to having it shipped to me yet. Are you able to compare the VL-210 with two VL-110’s run together?
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IMO 2 VL110's sound better than the VL210.
 
J.Wolf

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Twice the mids and highs seem like a good thing, considering how much bottom end these *can* put out. Plus at their weight, I’d way rather have the modularity. The 210 probably is probably a tank.
 
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J.Wolf said:
Twice the mids and highs seem like a good thing, considering how much bottom end these *can* put out. Plus at their weight, I’d way rather have the modularity. The 210 probably is probably a tank.
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Yeah, the VL210 is pretty heavy. I’d rather schlep two small things than one big thing.
 
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I also had good luck turning the angle of one slightly, on top of the other for better spread/ dispersion. That plus kicking the top one back with the handle on the bottom really helped spread out the sound on the stage.
 

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